Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

For a holiday, yesterday wac a quiet on
for the ~,lice. The docket showed ie~e'
arrests than for many weeks.
The shipment OF bullion by the Paeif'
Express yesterday consisted OF thirteel
ba RI from the Blue Bird. worth $2l 600.
The wife OF Mr.. Semple, OF the Butte
agency OF the Brownsville wooden mills. Wal
delivered Of a stiil-born child yesterday.
Tho grocere report an enormous eale o
turk. VI the last two days, many stocks
hi. e completely cleaned out by yesterday
mOrni#g G.
Some lady let a pair Of gloves in TnE
MINER office yesterday. The owner II the
rlrve~ can obtain them OF application al
this Office.
The Patriotic Sons Of America will give a
grand b II in Rpn-haw Hall, on December
23rd. The members Cf the Society will
paiaJe in rpgalia.
There wss a very large attendance al
Couture & L. inrd's grand ball last night,
and ,hoao no were present s.y it was al
uiqushf.d SUCCESS.
Las, year the miners OF Butte all took =
holiday On THANKSGIVING. Yesterday all
The mi,r- kept II full operation, Toat If
the diff renee bet 8 cents and 10y
cents Il pound for copper.
Jsck r.. nolds will give a grand dance on
Friday evening. December 2. Hon. Otto
in the grand march. A good time may he
expected by all who attend.
TIE shoemaker on West Park street who
in tito thought that the waarrr will 70
suffer from buniona. The man who took
them WAS in such q hurry that he didn't
choose mates.
The old Bell mine. which recently passed
into tie possession Oi the Cna"Oyrs eyn,
dicate, is hei:.g worked through the shaft vi
tn" HishO re, aud Is producing the hest "le
in the ca"p. It. IL ii high grade siiver-cop-
per ore. streak. i with native silver.
Dfd-Willian l.. Jones. 81 consumption,
at his fathers residence nm East Park
street. November "a. nped 25 years and 4
mo this. funeral at = O'Clock to day.
from zig rare Is residence. Friends and
arqr .intunces respectfully invited to at.
t,ni.
TIL. Patriotic Sons ri America are rapid
1y t"ro ui'q one "f the str. INCEST SOCIETIES
il tn, r.tu. At their special meeting Wed.
II + lay night, twenty new Members were
initiated. They will hold another special
mse ing mex Wednesday night, to work the
Write Degree.
Died. in Walkerville, November oath,
Ellie, Murphy. iufun Mt daughter II Mr.. aod
Mrs. Jerry Murphy, aged 8 years and II
mnnths. The funeral will take place or
Friday. November 25th, from the family
residence in Walkervil.e. Friends arr re.
epcctfully invited.
Constable Morsehead is co,Ained to his
hon-e 10y u severe attack Of e~rysipc,as,
which is seated in his head. At last ac-
courts the disease was creepin. down tito
lis til na'. and the patient tter-f'r is in
danger. 1t il t" be h"prd the progress OF
the diseaue will be arrested before it Is too
late.
Sher n Lloyd returned from Boulder last
nigh, having safely delivered Frank Ward
/" the aurhnr ties there. II. felt gr'al ~
reii' W. when he WAS safely delivered nf his
charre. rs it, had he n rulnored tina. "a
number az citizens ri Jefferson County IN.
tended to take f'rcih'e possession ~ Ward
md string him up 20 high that h" could
steal horses M more for ever.
The Bate Rod md Gun Club went dow,
to Der Lodge yest-rd y on invit ,tiom OF
the local ci,. b. and had ~ general shoot ins
sweepstakes. Harry Shead made the top
s"ore in the clay pigeon match, and Dan
Year' r divid, d first in live birds with one
OF the Deer Lodge men. The o., IRE was LEI
at beer Lodge. The members Of the Butte
Club report IL splendiI time. and cunt say
too much about the hospitality OF their
friends in Deer Lodge.
The CentervilIe extension OF the street
railway has reached the bridge over the
railroad cut. The Montana Union people,
claiming to be proprietors OF the bridge.
hi ve f%,rbidd-n the ad vance OF the street
not strong enough to support q street car
loaded with passengers. As heavy ore
veg, 3 are constantly crossing the bridge
in safety, it does not seem likely that there
is any danger OF q street car breaking it
down.